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I am using both the "float" usepackage and the "hyperref" usepackage, and the two seem to disagree...

Using the following MWE:

\documentclass[10pt]{article}
\usepackage{float}
\usepackage{hyperref}

% new float style
\floatstyle{ruled}
\newfloat{fileex}{htbp}{lop}
\floatname{fileex}{File ...

absolutely beautiful!
thank you so much!

Thank you thank you!

Don't spose there's a similar command for the width of the 'page number' column that you know of? Couldn't find anything in the glossary.sty file... although maybe its not set - probably why the page numbers flow freely of the right hand side normally!

No worries if not. They ...

I know I know

Unfortunatly due to the constraints of the work I am doing I have been forced to 'downgrade' to the old-school "glossary" package and have no choice on the matter. My hands are tied!

Can anyone help..?

Thanks for the suggestion, unfortunately, all I get is:

!Undefined control sequence

looks like LaTeX doesn't recognize \glsdescwidth or \glspagelistwidth

I have had to change from using the far better 'glossaries' package to the (I know, 'now obsolete'...) 'glossary' package. I have many page references for various entries, and using the following style:

\usepackage[style=long,header=plain,border=none,cols=3,hypertoc=true,
hyper=true]{glossary}

I ...

Thank you! Super helpful!

Works prefectly (yes, I am using article class).

Are there similar internal commands for the ToC and References sections? I'd like to do similar things...or do you have a suggestion what I can 'google' for to find them?

I need the Index title to be a "numbered section" so that my bookmarks work (because of my formatting, I need actual \section{} labels for everything, not \section*{} as is automatically used for the Index).

The glossaries package, for example, handles this well, with the use of the following ...

Did have another look, but still couldn't find exactly what I was after (I do find it quite difficult when a manual doesn't provide many examples). But I have found something that will suffice as a substitute.

Thanks.

I would like to format my section, subsection, subsubsection and paragraph headings similar to this example:

http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.5/svn-book.pdf

i.e. the title 'outdented' slightly to the left (or alternatively, the whole of the rest of the text indented slightly). Any ideas?

Have ...